23 Feb. 2010
New website goes on-line. Visit regurlarly for exciting daily updates!
24 Feb. 2010
The zip code can be seen on bumper stickers and proudly affixed to local retail stores and eateries lucky enough to be located within its boundaries. This area..
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25 Feb. 2010
With 38 different links to date, this arts directory is becoming richer by the day. Print out the list and check off each as you visit this amazing zip code.
25 Feb. 2010
Did you know? One can see the work of a real local Austin artist 24/7, anytime, anyday of the week at Magnolia Cafe & Kerbey Lane Cafe
26 Feb. 2010
Lance On Leland. 507 Leland St. is home (literally) to a weird set of murals by Lance Bradley. Wanna see more? Farm To Market Grocery on South Congress features over a dozen of his works, where he is also an employee!
27 Feb. 2010
Gilbert Shelton Makes Rare Austin Appearance. The South Austin Museum of Popular Culture announces an exhibit featuring the work of cartoonist and underground comic artist, Gilbert Shelton. He is the creator of The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers... Read More
05 Mar. 2010
Yesterday was 1st Thursday on SoCo and tomorrow is 1st Saturdays on South 1st! If you missed SoCo, don't miss SoFi! Read More
Welcome to your South Austin Arts Directory!
78704ART.COM is a directory of the arts and creativity that exists in Austin's most famous zip code. Scroll to the very bottom to see the list now! The following are highlights from the list:
This gallery recently opened it's doors in November of 2009 and is home to the Old Man in the Peanut. This Repertory of Replicas is the first of it's kind and is home to the only peanut carvings in the world! Stop in Sat & Sun 11 - 5pm to have a Scribble Reading done by the Sage . . . |
The premier Central Texas off-hand glass blowing studio and gallery, featuring work by local glass craftsman Aaron Gross. Gross became acquainted with glass blowing while attending the California College of Art. He originally set out to become a sculptor / ceramicist, but soon found . . . |
Keep in mind that THESE ARE NOT ANTIQUE NEON SIGNS. They are BRAND NEW CUSTOM WORKS OF ART, handcrafted in Austin, Texas by POP ARTIST Todd Sanders. Vintage neon is a true American classic. It is nostalgic, yet modern. It is a blend of all that is cool, a bit of Route 66 mixed with the Las Vegas strip and . . . |
“OK, now that's just too wierd.”
-Passerby to the Old Man in the Peanut on SoCo